This article will be useful to those people who decided to connect their lives with writing articles or doing some work related to writing textual works, but so far have little knowledge in this area. In this article, we will figure out how to make paragraphs in Word. Such a small supposedly trifle, but nevertheless necessary in almost every work, but after reading the article you will learn as many as three ways how this can be done.
Making a paragraph using a ruler
Now let’s figure out how to make paragraphs in Word using the Ruler tool. This method has both advantages and disadvantages. Among the advantages, one can single out the speed of execution, and the inaccuracies in the measurement can be classified as disadvantages. But first things first. We now turn directly to the point.
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To be honest, this will not even work out a paragraph, but just a long space before the word, but visually it can not be distinguished from a paragraph. This action is performed using the TAB key. Its location on the keyboard can be seen below.
Initially, position the cursor where you want to indent, then press TAB. This method is good in that it is done very quickly, but the main minus is that if there are a lot of paragraphs, it takes a lot of time.